Enabling OAuth2 Authorization in your Google Account
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Enabling OAuth2 in your Google panel to authenticate Email This Issue allows you to send FROM your Google address using this application. The credentials created during this process can be used in any plugin that allows them.
Log in to your Google account
Visit the following link in your Google account:
If this is the first time you are here, do the following:
Accept the Terms of Service:
Agree to the Terms of Service, then click Agree and continue.
If you have already agreed to the Terms of Service, you can select one of your existing projects, or create a new one:
Click Continue.
If it is your first time, enable the access to API Click Next. Click Enable.
If the screen confirms that the API is enabled, navigate to the credentials screen.
If you don’t have any credentials yet, click on Create Credentials and choose the OAuth client ID option.
If it is your first time, you will have to navigate to the consent screen to register your app.
A pop-up displays notifying you that you must first set up an OAuth consent screen. Click Set Up
A screen is shown to select internal or external user types. Select the one based on your requirements then click Create.
Enter the application name (in this case, for example, “Email This Issue”)
Select a support email
Add meta-inf.hu to Authorized domains
Click on Save and Continue and navigate back to the Credentials page.
Create credentials:
Go back to Credentials
Click CREATE CREDENTIALS
Select OAuth Client ID
In the following dialog box do the following:
Select “Web Application” as “Application type”
Enter a name eg. Email This Issue
Add an Authorized redirect URI: which should be the one on this image https://jeti.addon.meta-inf.hu/admin/oauth2/callback
You can also find your URI in the Email This Issue addon on your Jira site
Apps - Email This Issue
Administration - OAuth2 credentials
Copy your redirect URI
Click “Create”
Note: The client secret is only blurred for data protection purposes in this example.
Copy the following items to the required spaces:
your newly generated Client ID
your newly generated Client Secret
Auth Endpoint URL: https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth
Token Endpoint URL: https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token
Click on Create and you are ready to create Incoming and Outgoing Connections using OAuth2 Credentials. Next steps: When you have finished these steps, create OAuth2 Credentials in Email This Issue to use them in Incoming Mail Accounts and SMTP Servers.
12. Check your Client ID and Client Secret in the pop-up dialog.
